Patient's question:
My doll was born a day ago, and it was found that she had intracranial hemorrhage during the hospital check-up. I am very worried about her health, but I don't know what to do myself. I want to know the treatment principles for intracranial hemorrhage in babies?Doctor's answer:
The baby has intracranial hemorrhage. If the amount of bleeding is not significant, it usually gradually absorbs and does not have a major impact on the baby. Now that intracranial hemorrhage has been detected, intravenous infusion is required, along with medications to stop bleeding and nutrients to support brain cells. Oxygen therapy should also be provided. The baby's feeding and respiratory conditions must be closely monitored. A CT scan will be performed in a few days for follow-up. If the bleeding amount decreases gradually during the follow-up, it will indicate that the condition is improving.